This is already the level of amateur developers who are not able to keep the browser up to date. Soon the release of 139 Chrome, and the version of Chromium on the developer channel is older than on the stable channel and has not been updated for more than a month and a half. If this is how you create the appearance of supporting Manifest 2, then this is a pitiful sight. Why then is there still a warning that your browser will also soon stop supporting the extensions of the second manifest? It would be possible to understand that you are seriously fixing something in the engine, but it seems that you are trying to delay the end of support, and are not doing serious work with the engine so that it supports Manifest 2, you do not have the resources for this. So far, disrespect for users is visible. They do not even backport critical holes, i.e. browser security is no longer a priority. I am waiting for the next scripted phrase of the bot: "We are thoroughly testing to improve the user experience"

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RE: Opera 121.0.5593.0 developer updateBlogs
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RE: Opera 119.0.5497.88 Stable updateBlogs
Flow stopped working. Resetting and rebooting do not help. Through opera.com/connect it also constantly hangs and there is no barcode.
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RE: Opera 119.0.5497.88 Stable updateBlogs
@andrew84: It's a mess because the company doesn't have a strategy, they don't know who they're making the browser for and why. They have underdeveloped games in the form of Crypto, GX, Air, Neon, and apparently there is no limit to this idiocy, as a result, bugs on a normal browser are not fixed, and they even have a leaky 135 on their Dev channel, when 138 is already stable for other developers.
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RE: Opera 119.0.5497.88 Stable updateBlogs
@antonio1678: Now copy-paste will give out that they carefully test and care about your well-being, and 134 is 135 or it is a cosmetic bug))) They have bred a lot of garbage with GX and Air, and the corpse of Neon has surfaced with some AI functions, and there are not enough people to do all this nonsense. As a result, the main line of the browser is as if it is being done by a couple of people as a hobby.
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RE: Opera 119.0.5497.88 Stable updateBlogs
They can't update the engine, they're lagging behind the original as amateurs, and not a serious company by 3 numbers, so they just started lying that it was updated. Well done.
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RE: Opera One gets Music Player access in the toolbar and adds user-requested updatesBlogs
Where did the currency conversion Russian rubles go? There is no RUB in the settings list.On R only Romanian leu.
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RE: Opera 118.0.5461.83 Stable updateBlogs
What's going on that the chromium version isn't updated at all?
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RE: Opera 117.0.5408.163 Stable updateBlogs
@daria19 On the developer channel, the version of chromium has not been updated for the second month and is stuck on beta version 133, although there is already a final 135. I repeat, instead of breeding dozens of browsers, they should have done one normal one. And you already answered this, about how thoroughly the functions are tested, only there are more and more bugs and it is not clear whether you are on the stable channel or on the beta/dev.
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RE: Command your tabs with AI in Opera OneBlogs
@andrew84 I reinstalled the latest developer version and the option is there, but it definitely wasn't there the first time. Well, if it's a bug, then it's forgiven for now, but it's even better to completely disable ARIA via flags.
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RE: Command your tabs with AI in Opera OneBlogs
@leocg: Are you deliberately not reading my message? My screenshot is from the development version, and I provided the build number. There is no setting to remove this junk from the interface.
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RE: Command your tabs with AI in Opera OneBlogs
@leocg There are no new settings, just the ones that were there.
They just messed up the interface and didn't bother to add settings to disable it.
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RE: Command your tabs with AI in Opera OneBlogs
@leocg Where is the setting? Show a screenshot? I looked at all the settings on version 119.0.5482.0 and there is nothing that could remove this crap from the interface.
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RE: Command your tabs with AI in Opera OneBlogs
How can I disable this crap and remove it from the interface next to the address bar? What are you trying to achieve? The browser cannot be customized, why should I use something I don't need, and it also doesn't work in my country. It's impossible to disable it even in the flags.
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RE: Opera 117.0.5408.163 Stable updateBlogs
When are you going to update the chromium version? It's a shame, the leaky 132nd has been in use for the second month already.
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RE: Opera 119.0.5474.0 developer updateBlogs
Shame. Competitors already have Chromium version 134 on the stable channel, 136 on the beta channels, and here on the dev channel they are sitting on some 133 Chromium with a bunch of bugs that have been migrating to the stable channel for months, like the current error with auto-updates of extensions as in the screenshot below. In some regions, when installing from different installers, for some reason there is always a different set of applications in the sidebar. Some bugs are months or even years old. When will they finally stop doing stupid things and work on the main desktop browser? They have riveted GX, Air and other things, apparently there are not enough people to play with trinkets, it is better to hire developers if you want to come up with another 100 versions of browsers.
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RE: Opera 117Blogs
@raphaelbm: It's a simple logic. On the 13th, it allegedly came out and was sent to someone, it was installed on one computer during the check, but literally after a couple of hours, the update does not come to any other computer, and it's already the 19th, and it always happens when they revoke it. And who do you want an official statement from? As we can see, they themselves do not know what is going on there and are talking nonsense. They have another toy there in the form of Open Air instead of Chromium being updated in a timely manner with its holes.
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RE: Opera 117Blogs
@leocg The old 116 version is still swinging from the official website, and FTP is for those who know, I didn't notice it in the list, but it doesn't change the essence, the version has clearly been withdrawn, because there hasn't been an update for 5 days, but as always, no one will say directly, but they start telling tales about the gradual deployment of updates.
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RE: Opera 117Blogs
This version has been withdrawn. There has been no auto-update for 5 days, neither on FTP nor downloaded from the site Opera_116.0.5366.127_Setup_x64.exe They don't know what's going on anymore, bugs are just piling up, but they didn't forget to create another unnecessary browser in the form of Air instead of dealing with the main one.
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RE: Opera 114.0.5282.185 Stable updateBlogs
@kmielczarczyk: Competitors already have 131 finals, you even have a developer channel, the chrome version has not been updated for a month. You've been playing around with all sorts of decorative garbage, so that development at the level of a group of enthusiasts has begun to lag behind, and not a serious player in the browser market.